There's zero benefit here, they just trying to muscle you and control the situation.Plus a long term lease doesn't even offer you anything in terms of security, they can break it with little consequence.

But don't be overzealous by doing it solely because it's bigger because that'll ruin your reputation and perhaps your finances quicker than just about anything else.

The CPAs roll will by typically to take a quick review for a multi member LLC for any adverse tax consequences.

Confirm that the provider has a pristine reputation (e.g.

As far as the business in general you either need money or access to it so the focus should be on saving money and growing your network/reputation in the business day by day.

Then, I'd work with a reputable accounting software like Quickbooks or Wave.

Having airtight financials on the property, a well written business plan, potentially even estimates for immediate repairs from reputable contractors will all help, once you find banks that can work with your situation.

He's looking to connect with a reputable RE agent who can work with him on his criteria and view potential deals as he deliberates what property to purchase.Looking forward to recommendations!

If anyone knows any good bankers I would love to talk to them because my normally reputable bank seems to be like a deer in headlights here.

Go with the advice @Nathan G. gave and find a reputable PM to handle all this for you.